I’ve been building the Lego Volkswagen T2 🛒#ad and took some pics about the final result and the comparison with the T1. Feelings: The rear door (above the motor) dismantles itself just by looking at it, the mechanism is interesting as it uses some sticks that get inserted inside the support, but the frame holding it, specially in the upper side is really weak… The sliding door on the side is nice, and has a mechanism to ‘open it’ by pushing a small button in the lower part of the van The bed opens a bit better than on T1, which also was easy to get dismantled, same as the table that can be folded which is a lot nicer....

Most systems, based on RHEL, were not able to upgrade without reinstallation, or best said, not supported. The new version, that was released at around 18 months later contained so many changes that it was hard to test the upgrades themselves until leapp was introduced. Check the lifecycle here: https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata However, the biggest problem could be the incompatibility of packages or package formats… but as usually there were some middle layers it was possible to upgrade without reinstallation by performing some manual steps....

Inside the game The Sky Walker Saga PS4, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, you can introduce some codes to unlock additional characters to use, so far this is the list I’ve found: Code Character/vehicle 3FCPPVX Tarkin ARVALA7 Razor Crest BAC1CKP Mister Bones C3PHOHO C-3P0 (Party special) GR2VBXF Ratts Tyerell KH7P320 Aayla Secura KORDOKU Poe Dameron (Party special) LIFEDAY GNK Droid (Party special) OKV7TLR Dengar SHUTTLE Resistance ITS SIDIOUS Palpatine SKYSAGA Temmin Wexley T9LM1QF Shmi TIPYIPS D-O (Party special) VT1LFNH Shaak Ti WBFE4GO Nute Gunray WOOKIEE Chewbacca (Party special) WROSHYR Darth Vader (Party special) XV4WND9 Holdo Z55T8CQ Poggle Enjoy!...

Since long ago I had it in my mind getting one remote presenter, but most presenters just had two buttons, and the ones that looked to be valid for my use case, required four and seems that only Rii had similar devices, but I didn’t went for it as it was not a huge need, so I ended up with a mini keyboard I had for Raspberry Pi and some debugging in case I had that need....

Setting up WireGuard is not a difficult process but I wanted to automate it among hosts by using a simple playbook that can be executed against the hosts and get it configured and deployed in a simple way. I also wanted to require the minimum possible number of values in the inventory, so tried to automate lot of the information required, leaving in the end only some required values: wireguard: True wgrole: 'master' or 'something else' wgport: port number to use The first step was to create the private and public key once the wireguard package is installed....